Panasonic exhibits its AV solutions at the new Academy of Motion Picture Museum

The association between Panasonic and the Museum of the Academy of Cinematography from the United States aims to introduce visitors to the vast world of cinema with immersive AV technology from the manufacturer.

The new American Motion Picture Academy Museum – he Academy of Moving Images Museum, which opened its doors at the end of last September in Los Angeles, offers its visitors an immersive tour through the history of cinema thanks to the technological collaboration with Panasonic System Solutions North America (PSSNA).

Projectors, screens, lenses and more professional audiovisual solutions from Panasonic have been deployed at this venue to create unique cinema experiences for visitors, while interacting with the movie.

“We are excited to collaborate with the Academy of Motion Picture Museum to help create an experience that commemorates the past, the present and future of movies and filmmaking. AV technology is something filmmakers use every day; Improving that experience is very important and the perfect opportunity to make visitors feel part of the movies with our AV solutions.”, assures John Baisley, vp. senior a PSSNA.

Panasonic's extensive AV equipment installation showcases renowned filmmakers and their films, along with iconic sets, cinematographic props and costumes to configure a unique interactive experience.

To illustrate the stunning visual effects used in epic adventure films, as Jurassic Park y Avatar , the museum uses 4K resolution digital screens Panasonic TH-55EQ1U to deliver optimal image quality.

This system is completed with the manufacturer's laser projectors PT-MZ16KL 3LCD (of 16.000 lumens) y PT-RZ120 (of 12.000 lumens), to deliver bright and vivid image quality, along with accurate color representation for a visually appealing experience.

Besides, the museum uses a wide variety of ultra short throw lenses de Panasonic, that allow visitors to get closer to the projected images without reflecting shadows, offering an unobstructed view at exhibits such as Invented Worlds y Dreamscape.

“This museum has taken a long time to build., and we are pleased to have collaborated with Panasonic to bring our vision of creating a place where visitors can connect directly with the movies they love in a way they can't anywhere else. Audio and video are incredibly critical components of filming”, points out Brendan Connell, Jr. Director of Operations and Legal Counsel of the Academy of Motion Picture Museum.